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Music teacher is right on cue to be top snooker coach


byFaizaAfzaal faiziafzaal@jpress.co.uk


Twitten@clithadvertiser .


High school teacher Matt Haworth hassuccessfully achievedthetopcoaching qualification in the world of snooker.


Matt took part in the inten­ sive two-day course and dem­ onstrated his skills in helping snooker players to improve their technique with a cue and help their games.


Matt, a music teacher at St


Augustine’s RC High School, Billington, has always been a fan of cue sports and the tech­ nical side of the game. He said: “1 truly believe that


in order to play snooker well. then it is important to devel­ op a sound technique and be open to working on the techni-


'* Six time world snooker champion Steve Davis and Matt Haworth, (s) :v S3 ,


cal aspects of the game.” The course was run by


World Snooker’s governing body, the WPBSA, and was led by head coach, Chris Lovell alongside 1979 World Cham­ pion, Terry Griffiths and six­ time World Champion Steve Davis.: Whalley’s Chris Lovell


said: “Matt was a model pupil, he contributed to all discus­


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sions and'exercises over the two days with passion and en­ thusiasm; exactly what’s need­ ed to be a successful snooker coach.” Steve Davis was particular-


lyimpressedwithMatt’sdeter- mination to develop his skills further to support snooker within St Augustine’s and the wider community within the Ribble Valley.


* „ ~ t „ ; K \ Matt works mainly with


the young people at St Augus­ tine’s in lunch time snooker clubs where the school have used snooker as an innovative way to help pupils with their maths as part ofWorld Snook­ er’s “Cuezone into Schools” project. He is also looking forward to coaching in the Cuezone at


, the televised World Snooker events arid working with Rib­ ble Valley players. . Matt said: “Snookeris a fan­


tastic sport which has seen a sad demise since thei970s and 80s. The WPBSA are working hard ongrowing the game and I am very proud to be part of the World Snooker Coaching team and helping that to hap­ pen in the Ribble Valley”. Anyone who would like


to contact Matt can e-mail him on ribblevalleysnooker- coach@gmaiI.com


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